Ornamental  Iron 


ECONOMIC  IRON  WORKS,  Inc. 

2645  Genesee  St.,  Utica,  N.  Y. 

Dial  Phone  2-4513 


Manufacturers  of 

Architectural,  Ornamental  and  Fabricated 

Iron  and  Steel 

for  more  than  yo  years 


Catalogue  No.  9 


Member  of 


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Foreword 


The  Economic  Iron  Works  is  the  corporate  successor  to  the 
L.  Dean  Iron  Works,  the  Willis  Jones  Iron  Works,  the 
Utica  Ornamental  Iron  Works  and  the  Utica  Wire  Works. 

The  first  plant  of  this  nature  in  central  New  York  was  es¬ 
tablished  by  L.  Dean  on  Whitesboro  St.,  Utica,  N.  Y.,  in  1858. 
He  was  succeeded  by  Willis  Jones  about  1890  who  carried  on 
the  business  as  the  Utica  Ornamental  Iron  Works  for  several 
years.  Later  the  Utica  Ornamental  Iron  Works  was  sold  out 
to  the  Economic  Iron  Works,  a  corporation.  In  192.0  a  plant 
was  purchased  on  the  D.  L.  &  W.  Railroad  siding  at  2.645 
Genesee  Street  and  the  scope  of  the  business  considerably  en¬ 
larged.  An  affiliation  with  the  National  Association  of 
Ornamental  Iron,  Wire  &  Bronze  Manufacturers  was  made  in 
192.4  and  in  192.6  the  Utica  Wire  Works  was  purchased  and 
woven  wire  added  to  our  products. 

Every  effort  is  made  to  maintain  our  high  standard  and  keep 
abreast  of  the  development  of  the  art  in  modern  building  con¬ 
struction.  All  types  of  work  are  handled  by  men  of  experi¬ 
ence  and  skill  acquired  through  many  years  of  successful  iron 
production. 

While  the  size  of  the  Catalogue  precludes  showing  every¬ 
thing  within  the  range  of  our  facilities,  we  are  in  hopes  that 
it  will  give  a  fairly  comprehensive  idea  of  our  principal  prod¬ 
ucts.  On  account  of  variety  it  is  impossible  to  carry  designs 
in  stock,  especially  as  the  sizes  of  materials  used  and  the  dimen¬ 
sions  of  each  piece  of  work  differ.  However,  our  equipment 
is  such  that  we  can  fabricate  on  short  notice. 

Due  to  the  above  conditions  we  are  unable  to  quote  prices 
in  our  Catalogue  but  estimates  will  be  cheerfully  given  when 
full  information  is  received. 

Our  terms  are  30  days  net  to  those  having  approved  credit. 
No  discount. 


Walter  S.  Cookinham, 


President 


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The  fire  escape  on  this  institution  is  screened  for  the  benefit  of  small  children 


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A  substantial  rail  graces  this  entrance 


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An  attractive  railing  on  Huntington  Place ,  New  Hartford 


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This  circular  rail  enhances  one  of  the  Proctor  Boulevard  residences . 


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On  a  Talcott  Road  residence  this  curved  rail  improves  the  entrance  way. 


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An  excellent  rail  design  on  a  Utica  Parkway  sun  -porch. 


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An  unusually  fine  fence  on  Genesee  St. 


A  fence  that  enhances  a  Genesee  St.  property . 


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An  artistic  gate  for  church  or  cemetery  archways . 


Appropriate  cemetery  entrance  gates  in  Utica. 


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A  simple ,  yet  pleasing  gate  effect 


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Chain  link  wire  fences  provide  necessary  protection  for  cemeteries. 


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Parks  and  playgrounds  are  benefited  by  chain  link  fences. 


Laivn  fences  tend  to  preserve  yards  and  gardens 


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A  moderate  priced  fence  which  is  in  constant  demand 


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Ornamental  lamps ,  candlesticks ,  stands ,  knockers ,  hinges  and  fireplace  fittings. 


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A  decorative  grille  for  interior  use. 


The  steel  stairs  are  attractive  and  wrought  iron  handrail  unique. 


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This  bank  is  beautified  by  its  grilles. 


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The  window  grilles  on  this  hank  improve  its  appearance . 


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The  grilles  on  this  bank  give  it  both  protection  and  decoration. 


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Standard  ivindow  guard 
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An  attractive  guard  on  a  Utica  Office  Building. 


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Collapsible  gates  make  an  effective  guard  without  loss  of  space. 


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An  ornate  wicket  in  an  appropriate  setting. 


Uniqtte  types  of  wickets. 


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Wrought  iron  balcony  rails  and  brackets  improve  the  appearance  of  apartment  houses . 


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Watertight  Sidewalk  Doors  of  diamond  plate  and  channel  frames  render  satisfaction. 


Standard  Sidewalk  Doors  of  diamond  plate  and  angle  frames  are  in  general  use 


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Sign  brackets ,  braces  and  supports. 


Contractors’  Iron 

We  can  furnish  on  short  notice  any  kind  of  bolts,  anchors,  hangers, 

braces,  brackets  or  bent  shapes. 


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Wire  Guards 

The  standard  for  wire  guards  as  adopted  by  the  National 
Association,  upon  which  all  prices  are  based,  is  made  of  No.  io 
( W.  &  M.)  gauge  wire  woven  in  i Y2  in.  diamond  mesh.  Guards 
required  in  any  other  wire  or  mesh  will  take  a  higher  price. 

Frames  are  made  of  either  1  in.  channel  or  of  %  in.  round 
rods  for  the  standard  but  of  course  can  be  otherwise  if  required. 
All  hinges,  locks,  catches,  clips,  braces,  etc.,  are  extra. 


Woven  iv ire  in  channel  frame. 


Woven  iv  ire  on  round  rod  frame. 


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Gymnasium  windows  require  large  hinged  guards  in  iron  frames 


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A  large  machine  guard  complying  with  State  requirements  which  guarantees  safety  from  injury . 


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Specifications  for  Economic  Steel  Stairs 

Stairs  shall  be  of  standard  wrought  iron  construction  as  de¬ 
tailed  on  the  General  Plan. 

Stringers.  Wall  stringers  shall  be  of  io  in.  channel  iron  or 
G  in  by  io  in.  plate  with  i fq  in.  angles  welded  to  top  and 
bottom  in  channel  form.  Face  stringers  shall  be  F+  in-  by  io  in. 
plate  and  shall  have  rolled  steel  mouldings  top  and  bottom. 

Angles  in  one  piece  for  supporting  treads  and  risers  shall  be 
bolted  to  stringers,  with  countersunk  bolts  in  face  stringer  only. 

Treads  and  Risers  shall  be  No.  12.  gauge  pressed  steel  sec¬ 
tions  with  nosings  and  panels,  bent  to  receive  an  ip2  in.  cement 
or  other  fill,  or  bent  to  receive  slate  treads. 

Landings  shall  be  composed  of  i/g  in.  plate  sub-floor  for 
cement  or  other  fill  or  for  slate  with  tee  iron  supports  approxi¬ 
mately  two  feet  on  centers.  Stringers  may  be  carried  around 
landings  to  form  base. 

Newels  shall  be  of  4  in.  cast  iron,  stock  pattern,  or  4  in. 
steel  tubing,  with  moulded  caps  and  drops. 

Balustrade  shall  be  composed  of  ^  in.  square  straight  pick¬ 
ets  welded  into  1  in.  channels  with  provision  for  attaching 
wood  handrail  by  others.  Handrail  brackets  for  stairs  built 
between  walls  shall  be  of  malleable  iron  attached  to  masonry. 

Facias  with  moulding  the  same  as  on  face  stringers  shall  be 
provided  the  full  depth  of  the  floor  construction  for  all  well 
openings. 

Soffits,  if  exposed,  shall  be  neatly  finished,  or  will  be  plas¬ 
tered. 

Painting  shall  be  one  shop  coat  of  black  or  red. 

All  to  be  as  constructed  by  the  Economic  Iron  Works  of 
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The  following  list  of  contracts  for  ornamental  iron  construction  taken  at  random 
from  our  books  shows  the  diversity  of  the  use  of  our  products. 


BANKS 

West  Winfield  National  Bank 
1 1  ion  National  Bank 
Peoples  Bank,  Johnstown 
Fort  Plain  Bank 
National  Bank  of  Newport 
Boonville  Bank 

First  Nat.  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Camden 
Whitestown  National  Bank 
Hayes  National  Bank,  Clinton 
First  National  Bank,  New  Hartford 
Citizens  Trust  Co.,  Utica 
Peoples  Branch,  Citizens  Trust  Co. 
First  Bank  &  Trust  Co.,  Utica 
Savings  Bank  of  Utica 
Utica  National  Bank  &  Trust  Co. 
Oneida  National  Bank,  Utica 
Utica  Trust  &  Deposit  Co. 

James  St.  Branch  Bank,  Utica 
Rocco  Peretta,  Private  Bank,  Utica 
Merchants  Bank,  Utica 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS 

U.  S.  Post  Office,  Utica 

U.  S.  Post  Office,  Saranac  Lake 

New  York  State  Armory,  Utica 

New  York  State  Custodial,  Rome 

New  York  State  Hospital,  Utica 

New  York  State  Hospital,  Marcy 

Oneida  County  Building 

Oneida  County  Jail 

Herkimer  County  Home 

City  of  Little  Falls 

City  of  Rome 

City  of  Utica 

Utica  Public  Library 

Utica  Fire  Houses 

Village  of  Frankfort 

Village  of  Ilion 

Village  of  Mohawk 

Village  of  Oriskany 

Village  of  Whitesboro 

Village  of  Yorkville 

Village  of  New  Hartford 

HOSPITALS  &  INSTITUTIONS 

St.  Luke’s  Home  &  Hospital 
St.  Elizabeth's  Hospital 
Faxton  Hospital 
Utica  General  Hospital 
St.  Joseph's  Infant  Home 
Utica  Memorial  Hospital 
St.  John’s  Orphan  Home 
Herkimer  Memorial  Hospital 
Masonic  Home 
Y.  M.  C.  A. 

Y.  W.  C.  A. 

House  of  The  Good  Shepherd 


CHURCHES  &  CEMETERIES 

Grace  Church  Parish  House 

Trinity  Lutheran  Church 

Moriah  Church 

Tabernacle  Baptist  Church 

St.  Joseph's  Church 

Holy  Trinity  Church 

Our  Lady  of  Lourdes  Church 

St.  Mary’s  Church  of  Mt.  Carmel 

Church  of  the  Holy  Cross 

First  Church  of  Christ  Scientist 

Church  of  the  Sacred  Heart 

Waterbury  Memorial  Church,  Oriskany 

First  Hill  Cemetery 

Calvary  Cemetery 

West  Exeter  Cemetery 

New  York  Mills  Cemetery 

Westmoreland  Cemetery 

Sauquoit  Cemetery 

Congregational  House  of  Israel 

THEATRES,  CLUBS,  HOTELS 
Stanley  Theatre 
Uptown  Theatre 
Olympic  Theatre 
Highland  Theatre 
Rialto  Theatre 
James  Theatre 
Hartford  Theatre 
Alhambra  Theatre 
State  Theatre 
Orpheum  Theatre 
Canastota  Hall 
Bisbee  Hall,  West  Winfield 
New  Century  Club 
Odd  Fellows  Temple,  Amsterdam 
Fort  Schuyler  Club 
Eagle's  Club 
Moose  Club 

Odd  Fellows  Temple,  Utica 
Polish  Community  Club 
Knights  of  Columbus 
Masonic  Club 
Hotel  Utica 
Hotel  Martin 
Hotel  Majestic 
Olbiston  Apartment 
Kanatenah  Apartment 
James  Apartment 

SERVICE  COMPANIES 
Utica  Gas  &  Electric  Co. 

New  York  State  Railways 
New  York  Telephone  Co. 

Adirondack  Power  &  Light  Co. 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co. 

Genesee  Sign  Co. 

Standard  Sign  Co. 

General  Outdoor  Advertising  Co. 

Otis  Elevator  Co. 

Warsaw  Elevator  Co. 

Utica  Elevator  Supply  Co. 

American  Railway  Express 
Utica  Observer  Dispatch 
Utica  Daily  Press  Co. 

Standard  Oil  Co. 

Consolidated  Water  Co. 

New  York  Central  R.  R. 


INDUSTRIAL  PLANTS 

Savage  Arms  Corporation 
Foamite  Childs  Corporation 
Acme  Road  Machinery  Co. 

W.  W.  Winship  &  Sons 
Hind  &  Harrison  Plush  Co. 
McLoughlin  Textile  Co. 

Fierstine  Printing  House 
C.  A.  Durr  Packing  Co. 

Englehardt  Piano  Co. 

Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y.  Knitting  Mills 
Utica  Knitting  Co. 

Augusta  Knitting  Corp. 

Oneita  Knitting  Mills 
Globe  Woolen  Mills 
Skenandoah  Rayon  Corp. 

International  Heater  Co. 

Empire  Wheel  Works 
Utica  Willowvale  Bleachery 
National  Dairy  Equipment  Co. 

SCHOOLS 

Whitesboro  School 
New  York  Mills  School 
New  Hartford  High  School 
Amsterdam  High  School 
Frankfort  High  School 
Little  Falls  High  School 
West  Eaton  School 

Hilton  Memorial  High  School,  Andes 

Willard  Grade  School 

Westmoreland  High  School 

St.  Mary’s  Parochial  School,  Rome 

Wetmore  School 

Roosevelt  School 

Utica  Free  Academy 

Madison  Grade  School 

Verona  Grade  School 

Morris  Grade  School 

Rome  State  School 

Colgate  University 

Hamilton  College 

COMMERCIAL  BUILDINGS 

Arcade  Building 
Foster  Building 
Spitzli  Building 
Mayro  Building 
Commercial  Travelers  Bldg. 

Baechle  Building 
Mann  Building 
Devereux  Building 
Reynolds  Building 
Gardner  Building 
Moser  &  Cotins  Building 
Sessions  Building 
Ramp  Parking  Garage 
Schiller's  Garage 
Central  New  York  Corp. 

Oneida,  N.  Y.  Dispatch 


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